Design a compliant label in ten minutes.
Pick the market, type what goes on the pack, add your logo. The designer lays it out, converts net contents, places the period-after-opening symbol and checks the label against the main rules for that market. Export at 300 dpi.
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WHAT IT CHECKS
The rules behind the checklist
United States
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act and 21 CFR 701: identity on the principal display panel, net quantity in US customary and metric units on the bottom 30% with a minimum type size set by panel area, ingredient declaration in descending order, name and place of business with "Distributed by" where the company is not the manufacturer, warnings, country of origin for imports, and the MoCRA adverse-event contact.
European Union
Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 Article 19: Responsible Person name and address, nominal content, date of minimum durability or period after opening, precautions, batch number, function, the list of ingredients headed "Ingredients" with allergens and nano materials identified, and country of origin for imports.
South Africa
Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act regulations and SANS 289: product name, metric net contents, ingredient list, batch identification, name and address of the manufacturer or importer in South Africa, country of origin, durability indication and warnings, in English.
What it does not do
It does not judge claims substantiation, fragrance allergen thresholds, nano status, or whether your product is a cosmetic at all. That is the paid label and claims review, which returns a marked-up PDF.